31.   Analysts have tended to blame the weak euro on generally strong economic figures from the United States, which undermine confidence in investing Europe.

32.   Analysts tend to look at this figure as a barometer for the health of manufacturing.

33.   Analysts tended to attribute the victory to inertia rather than to a last-minute burst of affection for the government.

34.   Analysts have tended to blame the weak euro on generally strong economic figures from the United States, which undermine confidence in investing in Europe.

35.   Analysts tended to agree.

36.   Given that, private analysts tend to look at the more stable four-week moving average of claims, which smoothes out week-to-week fluctuations.

37.   Most analysts tend to fall into the trap of making generalisations and lumping all countries in the region into one large area.

38.   Most property analysts tend to share the same view.

39.   Uganda claims they are both funded by Sudan, and international analysts tend to agree.

40.   Western analysts tended to minimize the scope of the reported breakthrough, which came as Iraq lifted objections to UN terms for implementing the May humanitarian relief accord.